Food - Revision history

Presinha: Clared up some confusion on "Effects of hunger", making clear that food affects growth rate on the life cycle mode. I need to double check in what growth this debuffs start to appear. + need to create a page on paused growth\slow growth debuff.

2024-09-04T21:55:25Z

Clared up some confusion on "Effects of hunger", making clear that food affects growth rate on the life cycle mode. I need to double check in what growth this debuffs start to appear. + need to create a page on paused growth\slow growth debuff.

UndercookedMothman: formatting

2022-08-21T21:15:40Z

formatting

UndercookedMothman: added some info on fat

2022-08-21T21:15:07Z

added some info on fat

UndercookedMothman: mistake in naming file

2022-08-21T19:54:33Z

mistake in naming file

UndercookedMothman: removed mentions of the points system (it is no longer in the game) and added image of omnivore food bar

2022-08-21T19:53:42Z

removed mentions of the points system (it is no longer in the game) and added image of omnivore food bar

UndercookedMothman: removed mentions of the points system (it is no longer in the game) and added image of omnivore food bar

2022-08-21T19:52:50Z

removed mentions of the points system (it is no longer in the game) and added image of omnivore food bar

UndercookedMothman: removed mentions of the points system (it is no longer in the game)

2022-08-21T19:47:22Z

removed mentions of the points system (it is no longer in the game)

Mink at 18:52, 24 November 2020

2020-11-24T18:52:42Z

Mink at 18:51, 24 November 2020

2020-11-24T18:51:38Z

Mistachicken: /* Satiation */

2020-11-24T16:53:55Z

‎Satiation

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 == Effects of Hunger ==
-* Food level is one of many components that affects a creature's growth rate.
+* In life cycle mode, Food level is one of many components that affects a creature's growth rate. While below 50 food or water your grow will slow down, if it gets under 40 food or water you will receive "Paused Growth."
 * If in need of recovering [[Health|HP]], one who is well fed will recover significantly faster than a player who is on the brink of starvation.  Even if food value is not down to 0 yet, a combination of low food, thirst, and comfort will cause HP to decay rather than heal over time.
 * Keeping yourself well-fed will increase the rate at which a player's [[Stamina|stamina]] recharges by 15%, whereas being at or near a state of starvation will decrease a player's stamina recharge rate by 15%.

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 == Fat/Overweight Status ==
- It is possible to exceed 100 food. In order to do so, a player must continue eating while they are full on food. However, if this is done they will become [[Weight Gain|overweight]]. The maximum fill past the full point is 30%.
+It is possible to exceed 100 food. In order to do so, a player must continue eating while they are full on food. However, if this is done they will become [[Weight Gain|overweight]]. The maximum fill past the full point is 30%.
- Benefits of being overweight include:
+Benefits of being overweight include:
 * Increased health pool
 * Increased healing rate

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 Food is a resource that must be filled to avoid [[Death|death]] due to starvation.  Food, like [[Thirst|thirst]], is a resource that decays exponentially.  This means that the more food the player has, the faster the food will decay.  Given the many effects hunger has, it is definitely in a player's interest to keep their food high.  This also allows a player to last on little food for a while before the full effects of starvation begin to happen.  Once a player has 0 food, the creature they are playing as will begin rapidly losing [[Health|HP]].  From 100%, most creatures can last 33 minutes without eating.
-Most creatures in Beasts of Bermuda have 100 food, though there are a couple exceptions.  The [[Apatosaurus]] and [[Mosasaurus]] both have 150 food, as does the [[Tyrannosaurus rex|Tyrannosaurus]].  It is possible to exceed 100 food.  In order to do so, a player must continue eating while they are full on food. However, if this is done they will become [[Weight Gain|overweight]].  The maximum fill past the full point is 30%.
+Most creatures in Beasts of Bermuda have 100 food, though there are a couple exceptions. [[Tyrannosaurus Rex|Tyrannosaurus]], [[Mosasaurus]], and [[Kronosaurus]] all have 150 food. [[Apatosaurus]] has 200 food.
 == Satiation ==
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 Different creatures obtain food in different ways.  There are three different means by which a player can obtain food, only some of which may be valid at any given period of time.
 * [[Foliage System|Plants]] will grant food upon consumption for [[Herbivorous Creatures|herbivores]].
-* [[Fish]] grant significantly more food if a creature has the [[Piscivorous Creatures|piscivorous]] trait.  Herbivores cannot consume fish at all.  Most carnivores will struggle to catch any fish due to the mechanics of [[Swimming|swimming]] being very difficult for them. They also provide satiation.
+* [[Fish]] grant a significant amount of food and satiation if a creature has the [[Piscivorous Creatures|piscivorous]] trait.  Herbivores cannot consume fish at all. Most carnivores will struggle to catch any fish due to generally not being good [[Swimmers|swimming]].
-* [[Carnivorous Creatures|Carnivores]] can eat [[Carcass|carcassess]] in order to satisfy their food requirement.  These drop from any creature when they die, and [[Size|larger]] creatures will drop larger carcasses with more food.
+* [[Carnivorous Creatures|Carnivores]] can eat [[Carcass|carcasses]] in order to satisfy their food requirement.  These drop from any creature when they die, and [[Size|larger]] creatures will drop larger carcasses with more food. Carcasses also spawn around the map.
 == Effects of Hunger ==
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 * Keeping yourself well-fed will increase the rate at which a player's [[Ability|ability power]] recharges by 15%, whereas being at or near a state of starvation will decrease a player's stamina recharge rate by 15%.
 * Well-fed players will heal more rapidly from [[Injury|injuries]].

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 [[File:Ca278a87d35ca69631ba832adac6c295.png|right|thumb|400px|border|Food UI for [[Piscivorous Creatures|Piscivores]]]]
 [[File:Plant.png|right|thumb|400px|border|Food UI for [[Terrestrial Creatures|Terrestrial]] [[Herbivorous Creatures|Herbivores]]]]
-[[File:OmnivorousFoodbar.png|right|thumb|400px|border|Food UI for [[Terrestrial Creatures|Terrestrial]] [[Omnivorous Creatures|Omnivores]]]]
+[[File:OmnivoreFoodBar.png|right|thumb|400px|border|Food UI for [[Terrestrial Creatures|Terrestrial]] [[Omnivorous Creatures|Omnivores]]]]
 [[File:Kelp10.png|right|thumb|400px|border|Food UI for [[Semiaquatic Creatures|semi-aquatic]] herbivores like [[Lurdusaurus]].]]

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 [[File:Ca278a87d35ca69631ba832adac6c295.png|right|thumb|400px|border|Food UI for [[Piscivorous Creatures|Piscivores]]]]
 [[File:Plant.png|right|thumb|400px|border|Food UI for [[Terrestrial Creatures|Terrestrial]] [[Herbivorous Creatures|Herbivores]]]]
 [[File:Kelp10.png|right|thumb|400px|border|Food UI for [[Semiaquatic Creatures|semi-aquatic]] herbivores like [[Lurdusaurus]].]]
 Food is a resource that must be filled to avoid [[Death|death]] due to starvation.  Food, like [[Thirst|thirst]], is a resource that decays exponentially.  This means that the more food the player has, the faster the food will decay.  Given the many effects hunger has, it is definitely in a player's interest to keep their food high.  This also allows a player to last on little food for a while before the full effects of starvation begin to happen.  Once a player has 0 food, the creature they are playing as will begin rapidly losing [[Health|HP]].  From 100%, most creatures can last 33 minutes without eating.

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 == Satiation ==
 All creatures in Beasts of Bermuda have a preferred diet: [[Fish|fish]],
-[[Foliage System|plants]], kelp, or [[Carcass|meat]]. When you eat your preferred food source you gain satiation. This functions as a sort of second food bar which keeps your hunger at the same level until it depletes. If your creature is satiated, a blue-green shine will overlay your food bar. If you are fully satiated, your entire food bar will have this blue-green shine.
+[[Foliage System|plants]], kelp, or [[Carcass|meat]]. When you eat your preferred food source you gain satiation. This functions as a sort of secondary food bar that keeps your hunger at the same level until it depletes. If your creature is satiated, a blue-green shine will overlay your food bar. If you are fully satiated, your entire food bar will have this blue-green shine.
 == Sources of Food ==